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IP on February 17th, 2010

There’s one aspect that seems overlooked in the whole “multidisciplinary approach” cult: communication. If you don’t have the adequate communication policies/ environment, how does one reap the rewards from all this multidisciplinary goodness? How does a team interact in order to extract value from its members’ diverse interests and skill sets?

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IP on November 21st, 2009

Reading the book Empires of the Word – A Language History of the World, by Nicholas Ostler, is a great reminder that learning languages is a relevant part of the process that Charlie Munger defines as “make sure you go to bed at night a little wiser than you were when you woke up”. From [...]

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IP on October 15th, 2009

Facebook is just starting to tap the immense wealth of data generated by its 300mm audience, as reported in their blog and in the New York Times (free registration required) yesterday. This particular study on the “Happiness Index” is more of a teaser, a taste of what is to come. We don’t pretend to know [...]

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IP on March 19th, 2009

Your skeptic mind is keeping you away from the best cocktail parties? This TED talk by Dr. Shermer of Skeptic.com could be your ticket out of this conundrum. Actually, getting invited to TED would be your best shot, but we’ll settle for humor.

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